“We will get to these heinous murderers and we will bring them to justice as we have done in the past”, he said in a statement. They must be marked as “products of the West Bank”, though the US does not differentiate between goods from settlements and those coming from elsewhere in the territory.
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Israel says 51 of the Palestinians were involved in assaults and the rest died in clashes with security forces.
On 6 November, Israeli forces shot and killed 72-year-old Tharwat al-Sharawi, claiming that she meant to ram them with her auto.
“They took Azzam and put him on the wheelchair, plastered his mouth and put a black mask on his face”, the nurse said.
The other Israelis went up to the surgery department on the third floor and detained medical staff.
The cost of the call ups will be $77 million, the report said.
The military said the attacker fled the scene and that troops were searching the area.
The forces tied up the relative while Abdullah, who was in the bathroom at the time, entered the room and was shot dead on scene.
Emanuel Gross, an expert on military law at the University of Haifa, said “there is no prohibition” under global law from entering a hospital to arrest a suspect. Then in 2014, the Palestinian Authority made a decision to discontinue negotiations with Israel and instead join a unity deal with the rejectionist and Islamist Hamas – despite agreement from Israel’s Netanyahu government to accept parameters for peace “in the zone of agreement”, according to USA mediators.
In an unrelated incident, a Palestinian was shot dead during clashes on Friday with the army in Hebron, Palestinian medics said.
Azzam Shalaldeh was being treated at the hospital for gunshot wounds, which the military said were sustained when the Israeli he stabbed last month shot him.
“There are at least two Israeli snipers firing on the protesters”, he said.
At least one other person, a teenager, was wounded in the same attack, Bin said. “How can I convince people there is an authority here that can protect them?” he told The National.
He said the raid could fuel more violence. He added that an Islamic Red Crescent refused to treat the dying Jewish victims, “as if they were dogs and not people”.
Twelve Israelis and dozens of Palestinians have been killed in recent unrest.
Labour MEPs have welcomed new European Union guidelines on imports from Israeli settlements, which state Israeli producers must explicitly label farm goods and cosmetics that come from the settlements when they are sold in the EU, according to a press release.
On Thursday, Israel’s supreme court gave a green light to the destruction of five homes belonging to Palestinians accused of taking part in deadly attacks against Israelis.
A Palestinian gunman has killed an Israeli father and son in the southern West Bank, Israeli officials say.
The two sides have not had face-to-face negotiations since talks fell apart in April 2014, with each side blaming the other for the failure.
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Hassan Al Bo, 21, died after being hit in the heart by live ammunition, an official at Al Ahli Hospital said.
